Cultural workshops
Hands-on culturallearning through storyand connection.
Our cultural workshops create a welcoming space for people to learn through storytelling, artefacts, movement, art and hands-on activities. Every session is shaped around the age group, setting and learning goals.
What happens in a workshop
Six ways to learn,one welcoming space.
Depending on the audience and purpose, a workshop may include artefacts, traditional tools, storytelling, movement, drawing, boomerang activities and conversations about culture, identity, Country and community.
Cultural Artefacts
Explore traditional tools and objects and learn how they were created and used.
Storytelling & Yarning
Learn through shared stories, conversation and opportunities to ask questions.
Movement & Dance
Connect with culture through movement, animal actions, rhythm and dance.
Creative Activities
Drawing, colouring and hands-on activities based around culture and connection.
Boomerang Throwing
Learn how to throw a returning boomerang — with timber, or using a paper returning option.
Tailored to your goals
Single sessions or part of a larger school, workplace or community program.
Signature activity
Boomerangs —harder thanthey look.
Students learn how a returning boomerang works, then give it a go on the oval with timber boomerangs. When the weather turns, a paper returning boomerang option keeps everyone throwing indoors.
Who are these workshops for?
Tailored aroundyour audience.
Based in the Albury/Wodonga region, with travel by arrangement.
Early Learning
Age-appropriate storytelling, movement, traditional artefacts and creative activities for younger children.
Primary & Secondary
Interactive learning that can support classroom topics, cultural events and whole-school learning.
Libraries & Organisations
Engaging sessions that build cultural understanding through story, discussion and shared learning.
Community & cultural events
Designed aroundyour community.
Activities are shaped around the event, location, audience size, age groups and time available — storytelling, paper boomerangs, movement and creative activities.
NAIDOC Week
Cultural activities, storytelling and hands-on community learning.
Reconciliation Week
Meaningful experiences that encourage learning, connection and conversation.
Festivals & Family Days
Flexible activities — scheduled workshops or an ongoing stall where community can join in throughout the day.
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Inside ourworkshops.
Plan a session
Plan a culturalworkshop.
Every session can be shaped around your audience, setting and purpose. Based in Albury/Wodonga, with travel by arrangement.